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"Come Visit An Alabama Eatery Where Your Generosity Sets the Price!"

Lisa McMillian, inspired by her community's struggles, co-founded Drexell & Honeybee’s, a donation-only restaurant in Brewton, Alabama. Open three days a week, it offers meals without judgment, fostering dignity. The couple believes in serving others, ensuring everyone feels welcome while priori...

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"Extended Toxic Waste Cleanup Challenges in Underserved Communities"

Arieann Harrison discusses air quality concerns with Antoine Mahan, a Hunters Point resident. Truck traffic from the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard may worsen pollution along Innes Avenue. A Public Press analysis reveals that cleanups in marginalized areas lag significantly behind those in wealthier n...

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Support Humanities Tennessee: A Call to Action After NEH Funding Cuts

Attention, friends! Urgent cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities threaten Humanities Tennessee, jeopardizing $1.2 million annually. Programs like the Southern Festival of Books, student workshops, and history projects may vanish. Please advocate for NEH funding and share this critical me...

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April Ryan: Signal Gate Adheres to Project 2025 Guidelines

Former National Security Advisor Susan Rice expressed concern over the Trump administration's use of the Signal app for sensitive discussions, claiming it circumvents legal requirements for preserving presidential records. She warns that this behavior risks alienating U.S. allies while fostering clo...

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South Korea's Leader Ousted: A Deep Dive into the Political Shakeup

SOUTH KOREA — President Yoon Suk Yeol was removed by the Constitutional Court, following parliament's impeachment due to his controversial martial law declaration. This ruling triggers a presidential election within 60 days. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo will act as president until a successor is swor...